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The former Congress president stated, "I refrain from predicting seat numbers. Around 15-20 days ago, I anticipated BJP's win at approximately 180 seats, but now I reckon they'll secure around 150 seats.
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The manifestos of both Congress and BJP lack a broader vision for the future of agriculture
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The people need to realise that a defeat in Lok Sabha elections will not dethrone the State government except for teaching the Congress a lesson.
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Leader of Opposition and BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao drew attention to the Congress's failure to fulfill key promises made to farmers, including the Rythu Bandhu scheme and Rs.500 bonus per quintal for paddy.
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The BRS fielded former Asifabad MLA Athram Sakku, while the candidates of the BJP and Congress are Godam Nagesh and Athram Suguna.
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She stressed the importance of re-electing PM Narendra Modi for the state's progress.
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In April last, Revanth Reddy had alleged that the BRS government allotted 15 acres land to the foundation. He had also assured that after coming to power, the Congress government would put all those involved in the land allotment behind the bars.
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Hailing the judiciary, he said, "Only the Supreme Court's strong stance forced the SBI to reveal who donated how much to which political party."
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KT Rama Rao, the working president of the BRS, has forecasted a challenging path for both the Congress and BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Telangana.
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The State government set in motion the exercise to prepare modalities for implementing key agriculture schemes like Rythu Bharosa, crop insurance scheme and waiver of crop loans upto Rs.2 lakh obtained by farmers.
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Rao had earlier joined the BJP after being denied a ticket by the BRS at the time of the Assembly elections last year. He was expecting a BJP ticket from the Adilabad Parliament segment.
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The primary opposition BRS intensified its criticism of the Congress, alleging that the party deliberately ignored and disrespected Dr. BR Ambedkar on his birth anniversary
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The farmers, in their letters have also demanded the government to announce Rs.25,000 as compensation for each acre of crop that suffered damages due to unseasonal rains or went dry due to water shortage.
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Kishan Reddy demanded Rs 25,000 per acre compensation for farmers affected by crop damage due to irrigation water shortages, staging a 'Rythu Deeksha' at the state BJP headquarters.
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The video of Srinivas dancing to a song from a Telugu movie is said to be from a police station in Jayashankar Bhupalpally district.
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AICC Telangana incharge Deepa Dasmunsi, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu, Cabinet Ministers and a few senior leaders from the State participated in the meeting.
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Addressing a press conference here on Sunday, Kishan Reddy said the Congress promised to implement all the six guarantees in 100 days, but it failed to do so.
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He along with former Bellampalli MLA Durgam Chinnaiah attended a meeting of the cadres belonging to the BRS held in Bellampalli on Sunday.
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After two failed terms, people had rejected Shining India under the leadership of Sonia Gandhiji.
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Speaking to the media on Saturday, said the Congress stood no chance of winning 14 seats in Telangana as the winds were blowing in favour of BJP.